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Daycare Makes my Blood Boil For Justice

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INJUSTICE IN MY LIFE! For me this was the first thing that popped into my head. I worked at an "unnamed" [confidentiality] daycare for over a year and a half of my young life.  For six of those months, the last six months before I quit I was a lead teacher for ages 18-24 months making 10.30 a hour. That was after asking for two raises and reviews. They were never just given. MY INJUSTICE:  I soon found out on two separate occasions that new staff were coming in with no training or certifications as teacher assistants starting at 10.50 while I was making 10.30 to be a lead teacher.  I had been here for a long period of time and I had taken training to be a lead so I was not sure how this was possible. WHAT I DID: I asked the manager the first time I found out. This is when I was still making 9.80 an hour. She told me this was not true and gave me a 50 cent raise. stating that was the best she could do and that I was not making the most beside one other pe...
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Post #2 Stereotypes

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3 Stereotypes of Youth:  They (youth) Can not be trusted  "Youth are to be feared, controlled, contained, and as Nathan noted, "Kept in." (Steinberg 269). "Young people are self- indulgent and uninvested in more sophisticated "adult" concerns" (Bogad).  Why we believe them: Media -magazines, television, music, movies, etc.  They tell  stories on how teens are believed to act Old Traditions -  older generations telling how youth act.  Believe in "motions" youth have to go though  "We believe we know youth- we once were youth" (Bogad). "Psychological and biological assumptions" (Bogad). - this is youth having to act a certain "because they are youth" Things that have been thought.  My Memory: As a youth I was often not considered an equal by an adult.  An example that stands out to me is when I was 18  and working at Kohl's my senior year of high school.  While I was inside wo...
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Post #3 Play

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